Goldline Sask Players' Championship



Armstrong Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Mike Armstrong		Third Tyler Lang		Second Daniel Selke		Lead Jordan Raymond



Bitz Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Scott Bitz		Third Jeff Sharp		Second Aryn Schmidt		Lead Dean Hicke



Camm Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Darren Camm		Third		Second		Lead



Coutts Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip William Coutts		Third Stuart Coutts		Second Dean Clark		Lead Todd Bakken



Grudnizki Wadena Saskatchewan		Skip Nathan Grudnizki		Third Scott Comfort		Second Chad Moir		Lead Doug Ewen



Hall Sasktoon Saskatchewan		Skip George Hall		Third Jason Barnhart		Second Chad Venn		Lead Trevor Bothorel



Hartung Langenburg Saskatchewan		Skip Jeff Hartung		Third Kody Hartung		Second Tyler Hartung		Lead Claire DeCock



Heidt Kerrobert Saskatchewan		Skip Josh Heidt		Third Brock Montgomery		Second Matt Lang		Lead Dustin Kidby



Korte Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Bruce Korte		Third Dean Kleiter		Second Roger Korte		Lead Rob Markowsky



Marsh Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Kevin Marsh		Third Matt Ryback		Second Daniel Marsh		Lead Aaron Shutra



Marteniuk Yorkton Saskatchewan		Skip Terry Marteniuk		Third Trevor Mackan		Second Ray Sharp		Lead Aron Hershmiller



McKee Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Skip Darrell McKee		Third Warren Jackson		Second Tony Korol		Lead Rory Golanowski



Mihalicz Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Justin Mihalicz		Third		Second		Lead



Virtue Regina Saskatchewan		Skip Brock Virtue		Third Braeden Moskowy		Second Chris Schille		Lead D.J. Kidby



Woytowich Saskatoon Saskatchewan		Fourth Gary Scheirich		Third Dustin Kalthoff		Second Cory Spanier		Skip Randy Woytowich

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Team Cameron to Part Ways for Next Quad

Manitoba's Kate Cameron (Photo: Curling Canada) announced on Monday that the team will look different for the new Olympic quadrennial.

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

Einarson Improves to 4-0 at Women's Worlds

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